Tom Clancy's The Division 2

Because, yeah, anytime I will play on one, if I played on Renegade or Paragon, I want to go back and see, okay, what if I made this decision? That's the only game that will probably get me to come back to if there's any choices involved with different outcomes.

Yeah, Fergus Mills says, multiplayer-wise, Division 2 still pulls him in with random updates.

Fergus Mills, we had some good times playing Division 2, bro.

You know? um for me yeah

for me i've never never had a game like a game that i've yeah i don't i like games that have endings but i will say this me i am not a i i was never an adamant replayer of games as much as tony used to be

It enters Battlefield V, where the possibility of desertion collides with a world designed around combat.

It travels further into The Division 2, where an armed faction called the True Sons occupies the capital.

And then, on January 6th, twenty twenty-one, another crowd arrives at the same building.

From waifu to soldier, from player to patriot, what kind of hero has the image been building?

So every decision is relating to a marketing decision.

And in the end, um, you kind of grasp the fears and you grasp the setting and the, and the role models and the, um, how an avatar should look like, um, which then might, um, become a pop culture phenomenon or a political phenomenon, um, um, pre-mediated by the mass media.

And the game actually, like this setting of storming the US Capitol is even older than 2019, even older as the game itself as, um, this franchise of Ubisoft, the game developer is, is like the name of the game is, um, Tom Clancy's The Division 2.

And Tom Clancy is this, um, US American bestseller thriller author, The Hunt of on the Red October and so on.